Did god really condemn mankind? Is god a just god?

Mankind comdemned themselves.

Also murder isn't the only bad thing deserving of hell/death. There's many bad things.

What? Mankind was stupid to sin and ruin their relationship with God. If it's to ever be restored it has to be with God's permission. This is what is seen in bible.

Like a bad spouse can't just beat up their spouse and say sorry it's all good again. The spouse must offer a way for the bad spouse to undo their wrong but they also have the right not to offer it a way to undo it.

For every moral action a sin occurs by default thus necessitating an inherent act of generosity or forgiveness by default that not just enables a sense of continuity but is continuity itself.




For example if I give my last dollar to a broke person I sin against myself, dually if I do not I sin against him. The dollar must be "given" however, as it exists through trans"action". However either action results in some semblance of "seperation". If I give it to the man I am seperated from my ability to meet personal needs (thus destructive in the sense I cannot maintain myself, ie "sin"). The inverse occurs, dually, if I give it.




However with each respective choice an act of generation of further actions occurs (generosity).




Thus an inherent element of forgiveness is necessary, ie a letting go of or negation of negative acts, where the good always exists for strictly what it is and the negative is strictly nothing in itself, inother words all actions which create reality simultaneously destroy some other reality.




As to the condemnation of man, it is merely a statement where man in itself is effectively nothing and all actions neccesitate an inherent inescapable loop or spiral. The is judgement where all actions effectively give definition to reality as reality itself.




The still point which transcends this loop is detachment or "forgiveness" that allow all action to exist (both good and bad) as merely an image of the inherent formless nature of reality mirrored by the intrinsically empty nature of all actions in and of themselves.




The condemnation of man is merely a set of limits imposed reciprocally through the judgements made by man according to his own volition where he is formed according to the judgements he makes...thus the heavy emotional undertones of the Abrahamic God as a reflection of the Abrahamic people, God being a reflection of the pattern of being through which the people relate to themselves that is both real in the respect the nature of man is a reflection of God through his rational faculties but false as an approximation of a divine unity.




The condemnation or rather judgement of the Abrahamic God is a self reflection of the Jewish (and non Jewish people in certain respects) peoples values emphasizing the base appetites and how they not just play out in the psyche but act as key points of how we measure and form reality.




The "condemnation" of God is the inherent observation of the inherent self created loops that occur within any act of judgement which occurs all the way back in genesis where adam an eve create a self judgement by seeking "differentation" that eventually reflects in them being thrown out of the garden (a divine sense of unity) but still necessitates that in light of this judgement an intrinsic good to there being through the generosity of God still maintaining them under the weight of there own actions.





In shorter terms for every dark cloud there is a silver lining which not only allows it to exist but is the inherent emptiness that allows the dark cloud to exist and move in the first place, but not of its own accord.

And he also said to perpetually forgive and show mercy, as that is what justifies the deeds...